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RescueTap’s London Pitch Puts African Safety Tech on Global Radar
RescueTap, an emergency and safety application developed in Africa, has captured the attention of global investors after a live pitch event in London. The...
Exclusive: Meet the Power Couple Behind Cofluenxa, the Startup Revolutionising Nigeria’s Creator and Influencer Marketing
Ganiyu Musa Babalola and Bakare Nisojuoluwa Teniola, the founders of Cofluenxa
Exclusive: Nigerian Tech Startup, Cofluenxa, Launches to Streamline Influencer Marketing in Africa
A new Nigerian tech startup, Cofluenxa, has officially launched, to address long-standing inefficiencies in the influencer marketing industry, offering a technology-driven platform that connects...
Tech Group Pushes Startup Growth in Nigeria’s SS/SE with Mega Conference
The South-South and South-East regions of Nigeria are set to experience a major boost in their startup landscape as #StartupSouth, a tech-focused organization, prepares...
YouTube Expands Creator Earnings With Brand Deal Flexibility and Shopping Tools
YouTube is rolling out new features designed to give creators more control over how they earn on the platform, moving beyond its traditional reliance...
Bleyt: How Wale Akanbi is Using AI to Fix Immigrants’ Credit History Problems
When Wale Akanbi, founder of Bleyt, and Stealth Startup and former CTO of Aella, relocated to the United Kingdom in 2021, he struggled to...
How Nigerian Startup, Rayda, is Helping Companies Buy, Track, and Recover IT Equipment Across 170+ Countries
Nigerian startup, Rayda, is helping global companies buy, store, manage, and recover IT equipment for employees across multiple countries. Founded by Francis Osifo in 2022,...
Why Crowdcube by QuickRemit Could Open the Door for UK Investors to Own a Stake in Africa’s Fintech Market
QuickRemit, a UK-based financial technology company simplifying cross-border payments to Africa, has launched a three-week crowdfunding campaign on Crowdcube. The move gives British retail investors...
Kredete Raises $22M to Launch Africa’s First Stablecoin-Backed Credit Card – Here’s What This Means
Kredete, a Nigerian fintech startup, has raised $22 million in Series A funding to launch Africa’s first stablecoin-backed credit card and expand its credit-building...
From Oilfields to Digital Futures: How Dr. Bala Wunti is Driving Tech Empowerment in Nigeria
In Nigeria’s fast-evolving digital landscape, philanthropy is beginning to converge with technology in new and impactful ways. One notable figure leading this shift is...
Bauchi Foundation Bets on Agri-Tech: Training 1,000 Locals for a Digital Farming Future
The Wunti Alkhair Foundation has launched an agricultural technology program, training 1,000 locals in Bauchi State in a move to bridge the gap between...
SefRel Shop: How Ridwan Akinola Is Building a New Digital Marketplace to Promote Nigerian-Made Products
SefRel Shop, a Nigerian e-commerce platform, is taking on the dominance of foreign imports by selling only locally made products, to restore confidence in...


